Bruh I legit cringed when I saw the title. Just imagine being in prison knowing you innocent for 40 years and no one believed you. And then they like "oh yeah you are good now."
Yup, I was doing my own time and even that is horrible when you have a goal post. I can't imagine them moving the post while your locked down. A goal out determines if you are going all in selling trays getting hooked up with some BS prison gangs or behaving and keeping to yourself.
Putting somebody in jail for life for a crime they did not commit has to be worse than taking their life because they have to sit in there knowing they didn’t do anything, suffering, the pain, emotions, and the take a toll on them and that’s sad how the judicial system is
Your absolutely correct about you have to be careful and even then stuff can happen to you even if you aren't doing anything. My husband and his brother traveled to Oklahoma to see their family and visit for a while and on their way back to Texas were stopped by some cops and were told they pulled them over because their car matched a description of a car that been seen in the area that was running drugs. My husband was in the passenger seat and he said a cop stood by his window the entire time with his hand on his gun that was in his gun belt. Thankfully they made it home ok but anything could have happened. Something also that I don't think is taken into account enough is people that are just randomly stopped the cops have no idea if that person has any medical condition that could make them act out. This is the case with my husband about 5 years ago he had a tumor in his brain that had hemorrhaged and he almost died from but it was removed successfully but he did have some brain damage in the area where the tumor was that hasn't left him the same because that area that was damaged he will sometimes get upset over things that doesn't make any sense that normal people would get angry about and he will lash out sometimes not anything physically to hurt anyone but if he were to do that in a cops presence I dont think the situation would end well.
This is why Blackstone's Ratio is so important and why movements like METOO should be quashed. "Credibly accused" is not a system of justice and it goes so much farther than that movement. For the time, it is simply the example.
For the 18-year-old that got sentenced by the 12-year-old paperboy, I would have found that dude and be his ass once I got out 😂 smh And people wonder why a lot of people decide to take"Justice" into their own hands
It's disgusting how the system works. I'm wondering how these guys are doing now after being behind bars for so long. And you know some of those crimes people got away with, because they got "the guy." Bullshit legal system labeled them guilty before they even had a trial.
I was like, wtf kind of tv was it? Solid gold with diamond knobs? Holy shit that's ridiculous. Guys get less for manslaughter or rape. We need an overhaul in criminal justice.
@@victorylane2377 I'm sure it mostly had to do with the time period. A black man accused of taking a white woman's TV as well as doing other things to her.... yeah they wanted him gone. Doesn't matter if they had no evidence other than her word back then. Its straight bs, but that's how it was then
Imagine being 14 years old being sentenced to life and crying while your mom and dad can't do shit to save you but cry as they take their kid away for years. And who even knows if his parents died while he was in there and never got to say goodbye.
@@stephenjackson1542 actually sometimes they don’t and at times u have to pay to go to the funeral so guards can watch u, in prison or jail they don’t have to tell u anything. But it’s sad
Most likely the state they were in, and the backing the innocent person had on release. The second guy probably had one of those big pro bono guys finding the truth out for him and getting him freed, thus the cushy little parting gift (that probably 20% of went to the pro bono guy, but that's still a nice cushion to fall into), while the first guy got release because new evidence was suddenly found for some unknown reason (no backer involved). But, that lawsuit he's got goin will go thru, betcha .
The governor gave the 1st guy 1 million after the lawyers got involved and they would have given him more if not for the state limit on how much they could give him
@@Epav im a 9 year old black kid white ppl stare at me when i play with white kids or hold there purse... one time a lady called the cops on me for riding my bike...... this is why i don’t go outside now..
My mom was accused of murder while pregnant with me & incarcerated when I was a week away from turning 2. She was found not guilty & had her record cleared when I was 12. This hits close 😔 These monsters (prosecutors & DA) don’t just punish the accused. My childhood was robbed.
Dam sadly this really does happen. Then on the other hand there's story like mine were i was put in foster care at 6 moving from home to home then i was adopted for 9 years where i was beat, sheltered and other shit and the worst part is that the most important person in my life my best friend my role model my adopted father my biological uncle had started molesting my sister's for about a few months and I had to turn him in. Yeah he beat me but i felt he only did because he was told to by his girlfriend who btw only got like 300 days in jail. The only way i could show my hurt at the sentencing was by play "lie like that" by kid kenzi. And when i heard voice i swear it felt like needles just stabbing at my chest. And the worst part is I still miss him. Its been about 9-10 months now Im really sry about ur mother we both were in the same river just different boats and like my brother said pain is temporary
@James Best yo this made me cry I'm so sorry to here that man my parents are broke as hell and the best part they waste the money I didn't have ur story but I feel the same
I just started watching him a couple months ago and he’s one of the best reaction channels I’ve ever seen he has one of the best personality’s let’s get him to 1 mil
I was in a situation similar to some of these. And I understand completely what you meant by it’s the worst feeling to know you’re innocent but everyone involved thinks otherwise. I am a 19 year old black kid. I had this German girlfriend. Blonde, green eyes all innocent looking. She got mad at me for hugging a girl best friend Bc she was going through some things. And I was trying to comfort her. And my gf at the time saw that. And instead of asking me for an explanation she ignored me and went home very upset. She wouldn’t talk to me so I had no idea why she was mad. And she went on to tell her parents that I abuse her. She went to her room that night and purposely and repeatedly hit herself with a hydro flask water bottle until she bruised. And she had went and showed her friends and posted it on her social media’s and told people I did that to her. That I hit her. And of course it looked 10000% bad Bc she’s this “innocent” looking white girl and I’m this “intimidating” looking black dude. Like at that point there’s nothing I can say to make myself look better. I lost friends. I almost lost myself through that. I’m the kindest human being. I never hurt anyone. She’s gotten me very pissed off a number of times. But laying a hand on her never crossed my mind. I’ve never even yelled at her I would just walk away when I got mad. And so the law got involved and luckily it didn’t get very far Bc she told them that it wasn’t all that serious. But it’s scary at how far it did go just off her word. Sorry for this long comment if you read it thank you for letting me share. :) one more thing. It’s through that experience that I really just thank god and mama for the amazing person. And man I’ve grown to be. Making the best decisions. Living my life. Minding my business and never doing anyone any harm. I strive to be greater everyday. As you should too.
I've seen a lot of young blonde girls accuse young boys of rape. I was recently berating my friend's daughter for telling teachers a boy raped her because he grabbed her arm. She didn't even know what rape was, she was disgusted when we told her what she was accusing the boy of. After 30 minutes of explaining what she was doing, it finally clicked, and she started crying. We told her, if she kept up her false accusation the entirety of his life would be destroyed. Jobs, relationships, renting a home, going to school, and anything else in his life involved with society or people... He would either not be able to do it, or would have to fight just to be allowed... She was ruining his life over a lie... She came clean to the teachers... I still feel dirty knowing someone so arrogant and ignorant, even if she was only 14. I feel for you man, I hope you a happy and productive life. I pray that God compensate you with blessings to close the wound I'm sure your heart is/was feeling. Love and be loved my friend.
Thank you for opening up ! Hearing someone else share their pain can be healing to a lot of people and yourself. It really touched me to see your comment and many more with trauma opening up. We are not alone. Doesnt matter what trauma we go through. Be it abuse, wrongful accusations or any other injustices. Much love to you and anybody sharing their hurt raw and real on this threat
Yo just wanna say mad congratulations on all the success brotha! Been a crazy year watching the channel grow and I just wanted to say thank you for the DAILY entertainment helping me stay sane during these crazy times. Stay Safe out there. Much love 💙✌️
I'm 90% positive that youtube has bots set up to add thumbs down votes to channels, just so that no video except those they fully and completely back has all positive votes. However, there are some out there that hate just to hate too, so...
Yea because there is probably alot of more people that we don't know about that never got let out. That's so soul crushing. To have to die in prison for someone else
@@taylormcgarry470 Ikr and sometimes the government can call and cancel the execution because their innocent, but sometimes they don't call and honestly it makes me sad.
There was one guy, can't remember where he was sent to jail. He was on joe Rogans pod cast and they only let him out because for years of him fighting to be released, one day he said just kill me already because he had the death penalty. Then they finally looked into his case and he was innocent.
And sometimes there is no jury, and the judge makes the decision! Most of the time the ones who are corrupt are the the police detectives that want to look good, mainly the chief! So they feed the prosecutors doctored evidence, false witnesses, etc.
The Innocence Project would be a great place to donate the Go Fund Me to if the ghost hunt doesn't work out. Just a suggestion as I trust whatever decision you make AOK.
Good afternoon AOK. How heartbreaking for these people. Much love 💚 Lets not forget the PTSD these people incur being in prison. AOK is right. African-AMERICANs were wrongfully convicted a lot then and some now. Just because it was easier to get a conviction due to our previous prejudice judicial system. The facts our in our history books and paper trails. And sadly the people from then are still in power
To every innocent person, who is speaking the rest of their lives in prison, I’m sorry. I’m sorry that theirs evilness in this world that put you in there. That’s not letting your voices be heard. I pray for your release! I pray that the injustice done to you gets corrected. And I pray those that wrongly pointed their finger at you gets touched by karma. I pray the ones that actually done the crimes gets convicted, may it haunt their dreams and hearts. To the Innocence Project, bless you. Bless you for helping those innocent people. Thank you for believing in them, when so many didn’t. 🙏🏼
@@badanabta but it’s mostly to them cause there is still privileges for whites and it’s not gonna chain soon but it least we’re free we’re not slaves 200 years ago
@@badanabta not like that but if y’all were to do something they would say it was a mistake and give him a shorter sentence or say he is innocent but black people would do it and get alot of years or life you can’t lie people are still racist nowadays some people are it’s true can’t act like everyone is not racist and are treated equally hell no people get killed for trying to reach for their license and cops shoot because they thought they were getting a gun Smhh
I did 18 months in prison and I swear I met a few who were innocent. Almost everybody will tell you that they are innocent but every now and then you hear a story and see the emotions of the person telling it. Like when your in there with them and can hear it all straight from their mouth you can interpret it differently. Pretty funky man for real. Gotta feel bad for the rare ones who are truly innocent.
I did my final paper in this exact subject, on three entirely different scenarios. The first one was just like one of those, except instead of stealing a tv, this person was accused of raping and killing a mother and her daughter, after they found out he was innocent they released him with only the clothes he had when he went in,what ever was in his pockets, a pat on the back and a sorry. The sad part was he went into a public restroom for the first time in 30 years, he had never seen an air hand dryer before. After doing this paper I started to question our justice system. Edit: this was for my High School final english paper. I added this comment before finishing the video, the gentleman at the 22:00 mark is the gentleman I was referring to.
I hope every person that actually committed these crimes got locked up in prison cause this is messed up that most of these people couldn’t live most of their life and money can’t bring back that life
I can honestly say I understand why Jackson forgave that kid. I get that forgiveness wasn’t for the 12 year old it was for Jackson himself. For him to forgive the 12 year old means that he can now move on with his life and try to catch up with at least half of what he’s missed.
Becoming “Institutionalized” is a 100% real thing. A lot of my brothers have returned to prison multiple times and even say they’re more comfortable in prison, than they are in the free world.... shits crazy
It's not history tho... Still happening today. I know someone that was sentenced to 20 years based on one person's testimony. He served 8 years and did nothing wrong at all. I know someone else currently in jail since May 31st 2020 and could face 7-10 years at trial. Again based on person's complaint against them. By the way both are black accused by white men of something they did not do. Guilty until proven innocent...
@@beenhereforyears777 What does race have to do with it in these cases? Please elaborate. Also, the "guilty till proven innocent" culture affects males as a whole, not just black males, especially when it comes to stuff like rape accusations.
Race is apart of it black men have been falsely accused for years. Some White people can get off easy while black people suffering. Race has a lot to do with it
@@spacecadet0 Race is a beautiful thing and I want to see all the different colors, it makes life better. It just sucks it has to be race on race, it pisses me off.
@@americandee7721 it's not skintone on skintone until we divide it as such. We can appreciate a rainbow for all of its colors and still call it a rainbow. Look, all I'm saying is divide by race IS the problem.
@@spacecadet0 I agree, its stupid. I will nlt say I do not see color, because it makes me a liar, but I do not see color first. Your eyes hold what I need to know, not your skin.
@@americandee7721 agreed. I'd hope we don't pretend to be color blind, only that we recognize the tone of their skin as just another facet of an individual.
$75 that is so heartbreaking after taking this mans life away. Honestly I can’t stand the justice system people who do wrong half the time barely get time and stupid crimes get so much and people that did nothing no evidence get life or death it is sick. They literally need to do more to make sure you have the right person there. Also but Casey Anthony is allowed to stroll the streets 🤔
I know this video is a few months old but I remember when a man got on the bus and freaked out when it started announcing the stops. He told everybody he did 20 years and the world is scary for him. That was back in 2003.
*UPDATE:* Lawrence McKinney was awarded $1 million as compensation by the Tennessee Board of claims. Let’s all hope he gets the most out of the little life he has left to live 🙏🙏🙏
Damn spending 40 years in jail. but he did The guy that made the video forgot to factor in leap years which add an extra 10 days. he spent 15,000 days in jail.
I’m glad that they aren’t just showing one specific ethnicity, because I know that people of all ethnicities get falsely accused and convicted. I know from personal experience that you are guilty until proven innocent
7:43 , if he really spent 40 years and got 140 for each day he got 2 mill when he got out, it's not much for someone who maybe worked their whole life but it would be nice to get out and be set for the rest of your life if you plan right
this rlly hurts my heart imagine being a teen and starting the real wrld but lose there life 4 nothin i am 12 yrs old and even rn at my age i can see the real wrld pushin me as i become 13
This reminds me of that man I can't remember his name he end up going to jail and getting the death penalty then they found he was innocent but got executed anyway. I think it was in Texas.
EXACTLY ! Sounds weird but playing Among was very interesting to me from a psychological standpoint. Playing that I realized people shouldn't be in Jury duty. There shouldn't be such a thing. In most games Ive played I was the only one playing on a rational standpoint. Its not comparable on a grand scheme but its the same concept
Bruh I legit cringed when I saw the title. Just imagine being in prison knowing you innocent for 40 years and no one believed you. And then they like "oh yeah you are good now."
Some things are flawed especially things like this
Like I took half of your life away have 10$!
"Was not an imposter"
Yup, I was doing my own time and even that is horrible when you have a goal post. I can't imagine them moving the post while your locked down. A goal out determines if you are going all in selling trays getting hooked up with some BS prison gangs or behaving and keeping to yourself.
Man that would p*** me off.
He spent years in prison after being found innocent and he is given a measley $75. That is a mega slap in the face.
not a Slap a punch to the neck
More like a drop kick in the balls
Its called "The Innocence Project". Everyone apart of it are true, true heros. Their work is amazing. They need more man power
On my dads side like half of my cousins went to jail and when they got out went right back in
Putting somebody in jail for life for a crime they did not commit has to be worse than taking their life because they have to sit in there knowing they didn’t do anything, suffering, the pain, emotions, and the take a toll on them and that’s sad how the judicial system is
Bro artofkickz is sooo under rated
Your absolutely correct about you have to be careful and even then stuff can happen to you even if you aren't doing anything. My husband and his brother traveled to Oklahoma to see their family and visit for a while and on their way back to Texas were stopped by some cops and were told they pulled them over because their car matched a description of a car that been seen in the area that was running drugs. My husband was in the passenger seat and he said a cop stood by his window the entire time with his hand on his gun that was in his gun belt. Thankfully they made it home ok but anything could have happened. Something also that I don't think is taken into account enough is people that are just randomly stopped the cops have no idea if that person has any medical condition that could make them act out. This is the case with my husband about 5 years ago he had a tumor in his brain that had hemorrhaged and he almost died from but it was removed successfully but he did have some brain damage in the area where the tumor was that hasn't left him the same because that area that was damaged he will sometimes get upset over things that doesn't make any sense that normal people would get angry about and he will lash out sometimes not anything physically to hurt anyone but if he were to do that in a cops presence I dont think the situation would end well.
1.8 dollars per year in prison They owe him like 3 million per year
You speak the truth I feel ya man this stuff just ain’t right 😢😢😢
my cousin got 78 years in prizon because he had the same tattoo as some one who murdered a family.
You making me tearing mad man. That's hell
You making me tearing mad bro. That's like hell
(What your cousin got, not your comment)
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This is why Blackstone's Ratio is so important and why movements like METOO should be quashed. "Credibly accused" is not a system of justice and it goes so much farther than that movement. For the time, it is simply the example.
That gentleman needs someone to help him. So unfair and he deserves money.
Aye bro you kinda lagged out right there 😂 14:31
this is my first time on ur channel i like the way you reacted to this and keep it 100
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For the 18-year-old that got sentenced by the 12-year-old paperboy, I would have found that dude and be his ass once I got out 😂 smh And people wonder why a lot of people decide to take"Justice" into their own hands
It's disgusting how the system works. I'm wondering how these guys are doing now after being behind bars for so long. And you know some of those crimes people got away with, because they got "the guy." Bullshit legal system labeled them guilty before they even had a trial.
15 years for taking a Television..
I was like, wtf kind of tv was it? Solid gold with diamond knobs? Holy shit that's ridiculous. Guys get less for manslaughter or rape. We need an overhaul in criminal justice.
@@victorylane2377 I'm sure it mostly had to do with the time period. A black man accused of taking a white woman's TV as well as doing other things to her.... yeah they wanted him gone. Doesn't matter if they had no evidence other than her word back then. Its straight bs, but that's how it was then
Imagine being 14 years old being sentenced to life and crying while your mom and dad can't do shit to save you but cry as they take their kid away for years. And who even knows if his parents died while he was in there and never got to say goodbye.
They would tell u about that while you in jail
@@stephenjackson1542 actually sometimes they don’t and at times u have to pay to go to the funeral so guards can watch u, in prison or jail they don’t have to tell u anything. But it’s sad
@@stephenjackson1542 but all your life that u could have had just stripped away
Listen if your so stupid that you think a teen could do that without at least a second thought then your in the wrong field
@StopMyCombo not if your crime is to major
Imagine wasting more than half of you’re life and then get found innocent just for the judge to say “SoRRy bRO”
Shout out to The Innocence Project and everyone else that helped free these individuals. Thank you for sharing these stories @artofkickz.
Yes, but these poor people lost so much time and the compensation is sad how do you put a price on a lifetime lost ... lost family ,lost chances
Hey btw he is reacting to this but he didn't make the video
AMEN
@@parifum9210 I’m pretty sure everybody knows
Idk about it
7:19 they have my man 6.5 million and the other guy 75 🤦♂️. For real?!
No he got 1.584,100 million
I can't believe the 1st guy only got $75 when he should off got $2 million like the 2nd guy
2 million is still a small amount considering they took away most of your life for no reason
Most likely the state they were in, and the backing the innocent person had on release. The second guy probably had one of those big pro bono guys finding the truth out for him and getting him freed, thus the cushy little parting gift (that probably 20% of went to the pro bono guy, but that's still a nice cushion to fall into), while the first guy got release because new evidence was suddenly found for some unknown reason (no backer involved). But, that lawsuit he's got goin will go thru, betcha .
there is no amount of money that can bring those years back
The governor gave the 1st guy 1 million after the lawyers got involved and they would have given him more if not for the state limit on how much they could give him
@@synthima no amount of money could buy the memories he could have made.
I cried when I saw this video. And I'm african American🤚🏿 and 15 yrs old. Sometimes I get scared this can happen to me
Just stay out of trouble go to school get a job don’t do anything suspicious follow the rules and know ur rights bro 💪🏽
@@Epav im a 9 year old black kid white ppl stare at me when i play with white kids or hold there purse... one time a lady called the cops on me for riding my bike...... this is why i don’t go outside now..
I’m white and feel so bad for y’all 💪🏿.
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This is why you need 100% proof for throwing someone in jail.
My mom was accused of murder while pregnant with me & incarcerated when I was a week away from turning 2. She was found not guilty & had her record cleared when I was 12. This hits close 😔
These monsters (prosecutors & DA) don’t just punish the accused. My childhood was robbed.
Dam sadly this really does happen. Then on the other hand there's story like mine were i was put in foster care at 6 moving from home to home then i was adopted for 9 years where i was beat, sheltered and other shit and the worst part is that the most important person in my life my best friend my role model my adopted father my biological uncle had started molesting my sister's for about a few months and I had to turn him in. Yeah he beat me but i felt he only did because he was told to by his girlfriend who btw only got like 300 days in jail. The only way i could show my hurt at the sentencing was by play "lie like that" by kid kenzi. And when i heard voice i swear it felt like needles just stabbing at my chest. And the worst part is I still miss him. Its been about 9-10 months now
Im really sry about ur mother we both were in the same river just different boats and like my brother said pain is temporary
@James Best yo this made me cry I'm so sorry to here that man my parents are broke as hell and the best part they waste the money I didn't have ur story but I feel the same
True brah my mom was a drug addict so I was away from her for 5 yrs
Bro srry about ur mum
I think you should share this on reddit
"The only worse than giving freedom to the guilty, is killing the innocent." - Immortal Technique (Toast to the Dead)
I know im late but my father got put on death row and died from lethal injection R.I.P dad
@@gtkking4043 R.I.P to yo dad. Keep yo head up. You still got yo life to live.
@@gtkking4043 So sad . RIP
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"Where the evidence is not solid enough against you but yet they have enough to convict you" -artofkicz 2020 Speak your truth then man.
The justice system is so damn messed up.
it is
Our justice system is a damn joke. It needs to be renewed
Facts. My sisters father should be in prison right now. But hes not. Hes a monster
Good luck. It will never be reformed
@@potato_sniffers that's horrible. There are a lot of people like that. My ex girlfriends ex husband should be in jail for abusing their son.
I just started watching him a couple months ago and he’s one of the best reaction channels I’ve ever seen he has one of the best personality’s let’s get him to 1 mil
I was in a situation similar to some of these. And I understand completely what you meant by it’s the worst feeling to know you’re innocent but everyone involved thinks otherwise. I am a 19 year old black kid. I had this German girlfriend. Blonde, green eyes all innocent looking. She got mad at me for hugging a girl best friend Bc she was going through some things. And I was trying to comfort her. And my gf at the time saw that. And instead of asking me for an explanation she ignored me and went home very upset. She wouldn’t talk to me so I had no idea why she was mad. And she went on to tell her parents that I abuse her. She went to her room that night and purposely and repeatedly hit herself with a hydro flask water bottle until she bruised. And she had went and showed her friends and posted it on her social media’s and told people I did that to her. That I hit her. And of course it looked 10000% bad Bc she’s this “innocent” looking white girl and I’m this “intimidating” looking black dude. Like at that point there’s nothing I can say to make myself look better. I lost friends. I almost lost myself through that. I’m the kindest human being. I never hurt anyone. She’s gotten me very pissed off a number of times. But laying a hand on her never crossed my mind. I’ve never even yelled at her I would just walk away when I got mad. And so the law got involved and luckily it didn’t get very far Bc she told them that it wasn’t all that serious. But it’s scary at how far it did go just off her word. Sorry for this long comment if you read it thank you for letting me share. :) one more thing. It’s through that experience that I really just thank god and mama for the amazing person. And man I’ve grown to be. Making the best decisions. Living my life. Minding my business and never doing anyone any harm. I strive to be greater everyday. As you should too.
I've seen a lot of young blonde girls accuse young boys of rape. I was recently berating my friend's daughter for telling teachers a boy raped her because he grabbed her arm.
She didn't even know what rape was, she was disgusted when we told her what she was accusing the boy of. After 30 minutes of explaining what she was doing, it finally clicked, and she started crying. We told her, if she kept up her false accusation the entirety of his life would be destroyed. Jobs, relationships, renting a home, going to school, and anything else in his life involved with society or people... He would either not be able to do it, or would have to fight just to be allowed... She was ruining his life over a lie...
She came clean to the teachers... I still feel dirty knowing someone so arrogant and ignorant, even if she was only 14.
I feel for you man, I hope you a happy and productive life. I pray that God compensate you with blessings to close the wound I'm sure your heart is/was feeling. Love and be loved my friend.
@@GrimSleepy dam people always love to run there mouths about something they dont know luckly she came clean
It’s crazy how often this sort of thing happens, I feel like a lot of people don’t really understand it until they have to go through it
@@GrimSleepy thank you, same to you
Thank you for opening up ! Hearing someone else share their pain can be healing to a lot of people and yourself. It really touched me to see your comment and many more with trauma opening up. We are not alone. Doesnt matter what trauma we go through. Be it abuse, wrongful accusations or any other injustices. Much love to you and anybody sharing their hurt raw and real on this threat
My mom was accused of doing something bad when she did nothing and she's not in jail so thank god!
Yea something similar happened to me but I won't say it it's too personal
@@devdebb That's okay you don't have to say :)
Yo just wanna say mad congratulations on all the success brotha! Been a crazy year watching the channel grow and I just wanted to say thank you for the DAILY entertainment helping me stay sane during these crazy times. Stay Safe out there. Much love 💙✌️
I Second that .... Bless you brother
I third that man, stay safe and keep loved ones in your prayers.
imagine someone who got locked up in prison in 1990 and got out in 2016 and asked,"Tupac release any new music?"
Someone prolly woulda told them
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"Justice don't mean the bad guy gets caught. It just means someone pays for the crime." -Andre Bryant, Freedom Writers.
Yup
Bc then someone would control the courts and not allow them to legally make any decisions without physical proof, NOT WITNESSES, PROOF
I literally just punched my wall and almost broke it cause I was mad how they take people’s whole life
Hey man, that wall done nothing to you. It's supporting your shelter, don't break it 😃😜
@@leechinuts3514 aight I didn’t brake it but it probably did more damage to me😅
They did it to close friend of the family leonard peltier a native American
Why are there 8 thumbs down. Y'all haters need to move on.
22 now
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I'm 90% positive that youtube has bots set up to add thumbs down votes to channels, just so that no video except those they fully and completely back has all positive votes. However, there are some out there that hate just to hate too, so...
Like I don't even have 8 thumbs wtf
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Imagine being that 12 year old knowing that you put an innocent person in prison for his life!
I feel bad for them... That's cruel.
Especially the ones who probably got death sentences and were innocent..
May they rest in peace..
Yea because there is probably alot of more people that we don't know about that never got let out. That's so soul crushing. To have to die in prison for someone else
@@taylormcgarry470 Ikr and sometimes the government can call and cancel the execution because their innocent, but sometimes they don't call and honestly it makes me sad.
There was one guy, can't remember where he was sent to jail. He was on joe Rogans pod cast and they only let him out because for years of him fighting to be released, one day he said just kill me already because he had the death penalty. Then they finally looked into his case and he was innocent.
@@adamrodgers9175 Yea I think I know what you're talking about. I forget his name to but I remember watching a guy talking about it on there
I’ve never heard more facts in my life.
Fax
The lawyers that did the charging should be made to spend the same amount of time in prison.
The judges too
hippiemama the jurors too while where at it. And the jurors moms.
Steve Rosebud their dogs too while we’re at it
Damn straight
And sometimes there is no jury, and the judge makes the decision! Most of the time the ones who are corrupt are the the police detectives that want to look good, mainly the chief! So they feed the prosecutors doctored evidence, false witnesses, etc.
The Innocence Project would be a great place to donate the Go Fund Me to if the ghost hunt doesn't work out. Just a suggestion as I trust whatever decision you make AOK.
I agree
Agree.👍🌼
Great idea.
Yes!
Hell ya
Bruh I'm from memphis tn and the justice system is a joke for real
Good afternoon AOK. How heartbreaking for these people. Much love 💚
Lets not forget the PTSD these people incur being in prison.
AOK is right. African-AMERICANs were wrongfully convicted a lot then and some now. Just because it was easier to get a conviction due to our previous prejudice judicial system. The facts our in our history books and paper trails.
And sadly the people from then are still in power
The first guy I would say shouldn't had sued for 1 million dollars. I would have sued for 10 million dollars
Double that by 2
To every innocent person, who is speaking the rest of their lives in prison, I’m sorry. I’m sorry that theirs evilness in this world that put you in there. That’s not letting your voices be heard. I pray for your release! I pray that the injustice done to you gets corrected. And I pray those that wrongly pointed their finger at you gets touched by karma. I pray the ones that actually done the crimes gets convicted, may it haunt their dreams and hearts. To the Innocence Project, bless you. Bless you for helping those innocent people. Thank you for believing in them, when so many didn’t. 🙏🏼
Amen. You are such a kind soul.
The guy in the beginning actually got 1,301,225 and not 75 4:32
Yea becuase his lawyer fight for him
Still it fucking ridiculous
So much respect and love for "The Innocence Project"! It's horrifying that it's necessary for them to exist, but the work they do is incredible!
It’s till happeneds this day’s latino and blacks
It happens to alot of people
@@badanabta but it’s mostly to them cause there is still privileges for whites and it’s not gonna chain soon but it least we’re free we’re not slaves 200 years ago
@@kingmx21xd6 how are white people privileged
@@badanabta not like that but if y’all were to do something they would say it was a mistake and give him a shorter sentence or say he is innocent but black people would do it and get alot of years or life you can’t lie people are still racist nowadays some people are it’s true can’t act like everyone is not racist and are treated equally hell no people get killed for trying to reach for their license and cops shoot because they thought they were getting a gun Smhh
I did 18 months in prison and I swear I met a few who were innocent. Almost everybody will tell you that they are innocent but every now and then you hear a story and see the emotions of the person telling it. Like when your in there with them and can hear it all straight from their mouth you can interpret it differently. Pretty funky man for real. Gotta feel bad for the rare ones who are truly innocent.
Why did u do time?
@@nothingg6475 I got an F3 attempted corrupting another with drugs. Sold to someone who sold to someone else. Got snitched on by both. Sucks man
@@ffxfighter9361 be carful bro, try to make it without getting caught, never trust
The system doesn't care who gets incarcerated. They only care about the "justice" for the" victim" not who actually done it
Yeah...People get paid for people getting jailed. We need to fix our justice system
This reminds me of LongBeachGriffy's video "When women lie about rape"
Yeah I thought about that especially the one about the nurse
Yeah I'm writing a story based on that premise I find it interesting and fucked up
@@blacksand9106 even she said that he wasn't the one who did it. But the police didn't listen
"Hands in the air.. Fucking Rapist" lol
@@CykMyBlyat59 "well I guess you learned a valuable lesson. Don't rape"
"I didn't rape anyone"
"Well then good for you"
Just like Lil baby said in his song, "There is a problem with the whole way of life"
Can’t change overnight
This is so messed up man some people can’t live normally anymore it’s so wrong
Anymore? It’s been like this even worse back then
I'm one of those people
those people are dumb then they got the wrong man, he had a different voice and was taller you can become shorter you stay tall, wow poor man
just think about how much the world has changed in their time in jail. internet? smartphones? wtf is that???
It would probably feel like they traveled into the future if there weren't any outside update inside the prison
To be honest, I would be depressed, if 45 years of my life just wasted in prison. 😔
It's a legit problem. Folks forget how to function once they spend too much time.
And on top of that they have to see jail politics in play that will change a person or have it happen to themselves.
My brother was in solitary confinement for 3 weeks and came back a bit wacko I cant imagine the people going in for years
I get mad for people not believing that i'm not the imposter on among us so being put in prison for my whole life and me being innocent i'd go insane.
I feel so bad for these people they are innocent and in jail right now
It's a chilling thought when your spending life for nothing and your fate is in that guilty person's hands and he's nowhere to be found
😭 that is sad
and they are still lucky. what should the innocent people with death sentences say? oh yeah, they can`t say anything, they are dead.......
Was just thinking about that. All the ones who were innocent and are dead now.
@@adamrodgers9175 the scary part is that they never talk about them
I did my final paper in this exact subject, on three entirely different scenarios. The first one was just like one of those, except instead of stealing a tv, this person was accused of raping and killing a mother and her daughter, after they found out he was innocent they released him with only the clothes he had when he went in,what ever was in his pockets, a pat on the back and a sorry. The sad part was he went into a public restroom for the first time in 30 years, he had never seen an air hand dryer before.
After doing this paper I started to question our justice system.
Edit: this was for my High School final english paper.
I added this comment before finishing the video, the gentleman at the 22:00 mark is the gentleman I was referring to.
I hope every person that actually committed these crimes got locked up in prison cause this is messed up that most of these people couldn’t live most of their life and money can’t bring back that life
Man, this video is hurting my soul and crushing my faith in humanity.
Don't worry. After this, watch some faith in humanity restored videos. It'll get you back up and running. Though it probably won't work....😒😏😝
Hold on you guys had faith in humanity?
I can honestly say I understand why Jackson forgave that kid. I get that forgiveness wasn’t for the 12 year old it was for Jackson himself. For him to forgive the 12 year old means that he can now move on with his life and try to catch up with at least half of what he’s missed.
This is just heartbreaking. These poor people.
I know right
Becoming “Institutionalized” is a 100% real thing. A lot of my brothers have returned to prison multiple times and even say they’re more comfortable in prison, than they are in the free world.... shits crazy
But it’s truly a shame how many of these black men are on this list and were falsely charged in the 70’s and even now...smh...justice system my ass
75$?!?!?!
Can I please burn down the house of the person, who thought 75$ is a good amount for that guy to start his life from scratch again?
Man if I was them I would die them for multiple things, locking me up when I'm innocent, and for giving me 75 damn dollers
If someone is innocent after serving that long, you better pay them out AT LEAST $10 million.
Mmmmm no
2 mill is good enough
@@waltermitchell383 Well lets hope your innocent self gets 40 years in prison 🤞we will see if you opinion has changed when you get out.
@@jayykellyxiii4910 aight ill see u in 40 years and lyk
@@waltermitchell383 did u commit murder or sumt???
This how many times he paused it
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Its a part of America history that I wish this wasn't true but unfortunately you're correct
It's not history tho... Still happening today. I know someone that was sentenced to 20 years based on one person's testimony. He served 8 years and did nothing wrong at all. I know someone else currently in jail since May 31st 2020 and could face 7-10 years at trial. Again based on person's complaint against them. By the way both are black accused by white men of something they did not do. Guilty until proven innocent...
Just like artokitz said our justice system is broken but no one in power wants to really do anything about it
@@beenhereforyears777 What does race have to do with it in these cases? Please elaborate. Also, the "guilty till proven innocent" culture affects males as a whole, not just black males, especially when it comes to stuff like rape accusations.
Race is apart of it black men have been falsely accused for years. Some White people can get off easy while black people suffering. Race has a lot to do with it
She defends herself and gets life in prison. That alone says it all
Respect bro you said some reals stuff in this video! No a lot of reactors would address certain situations dealing with people of color.
AOK is right, it does happen to all races, but it does happen still a lot to Black folks and it pisses me off to no damn end.
As a human, I reject skintone as relevant. An atrocity is an atrocity regardless of race.
@@spacecadet0 Race is a beautiful thing and I want to see all the different colors, it makes life better. It just sucks it has to be race on race, it pisses me off.
@@americandee7721 it's not skintone on skintone until we divide it as such. We can appreciate a rainbow for all of its colors and still call it a rainbow.
Look, all I'm saying is divide by race IS the problem.
@@spacecadet0 I agree, its stupid. I will nlt say I do not see color, because it makes me a liar, but I do not see color first. Your eyes hold what I need to know, not your skin.
@@americandee7721 agreed. I'd hope we don't pretend to be color blind, only that we recognize the tone of their skin as just another facet of an individual.
Nobody:
Literally nobody:
Among Us: Aye bro that’s kinda sus...
You were not the Impostor...
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FACCCTTSS
Shut up
@@Lilquickie - CLEARLY, you don’t get the point of my comment. I’m not making fun of them.
that picture of that man crying speaks a thousand words
milions*
If I spent my whole life behind bars only to be found guilty and given $75, I would do something to get life
$75 that is so heartbreaking after taking this mans life away. Honestly I can’t stand the justice system people who do wrong half the time barely get time and stupid crimes get so much and people that did nothing no evidence get life or death it is sick. They literally need to do more to make sure you have the right person there. Also but Casey Anthony is allowed to stroll the streets 🤔
I know this video is a few months old but I remember when a man got on the bus and freaked out when it started announcing the stops. He told everybody he did 20 years and the world is scary for him. That was back in 2003.
This video should remind each and every one of you, no matter what profession you go into, treat others fairly and kindly. 💖
*UPDATE:* Lawrence McKinney was awarded $1 million as compensation by the Tennessee Board of claims.
Let’s all hope he gets the most out of the little life he has left to live 🙏🙏🙏
No one
The Innocent person : It wasnt me and I have evidence.
The Judge: Nah bro thats sus, put him in prison
Damn spending 40 years in jail. but he did The guy that made the video forgot to factor in leap years which add an extra 10 days. he spent 15,000 days in jail.
You should see a series in Netflix called " When they see us"
I thought it was a movie
This mans should be a motivation speaker XDD
75 dollars i would have been pissed
I’m glad that they aren’t just showing one specific ethnicity, because I know that people of all ethnicities get falsely accused and convicted. I know from personal experience that you are guilty until proven innocent
This is so unfair his whole is not worth of $75 dollars
The sad thing is our justice system is still messed up! This really makes me mad that all these ppl done time and didnt need to.. 😡😢
7:43 , if he really spent 40 years and got 140 for each day he got 2 mill when he got out, it's not much for someone who maybe worked their whole life but it would be nice to get out and be set for the rest of your life if you plan right
this rlly hurts my heart imagine being a teen and starting the real wrld but lose there life 4 nothin i am 12 yrs old and even rn at my age i can see the real wrld pushin me as i become 13
This reminds me of that man I can't remember his name he end up going to jail and getting the death penalty then they found he was innocent but got executed anyway. I think it was in Texas.
of course it was texas, idiot cops, bad justice, bad lawyers
@@c2o2-42 Texas and black, he was young
@@hispantrapmusic301 shoulda known
The jury after all the evidence points to innocence: " I dunno he's kinda sus"
EXACTLY ! Sounds weird but playing Among was very interesting to me from a psychological standpoint. Playing that I realized people shouldn't be in Jury duty. There shouldn't be such a thing. In most games Ive played I was the only one playing on a rational standpoint. Its not comparable on a grand scheme but its the same concept
Dang that’s tough what these people went through
I was also tearing up while watching these people lose their life like this... So sad...